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Unraveling the inner-workings of Lake Bandini

The Combat Center’s Waste Water Treatment Plant, better known as “Lake Bandini,” has been a valuable water resource for the installation for decades. While the plant’s presence on the base is well-known, the inner-workings of how it treats the water is not. The 60-year-old “lake” takes waste water from the base and treats it until it meets the

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Gunnery Sgt. Benjamin Hester directs Ivana King, first-year student at the University of California Marshall School of Business, to “keep her bag up with elbows locked.” King was one of 17 students here with the Marshall Military Veterans Association 2012 Leadership Challenge April 20, 2012 - Gunnery Sgt. Benjamin Hester directs Ivana King, first-year student at the University of California Marshall School of Business, to “keep her bag up with elbows locked.” King was one of 17 students here with the Marshall Military Veterans Association 2012 Leadership Challenge April 20, 2012

Bulldogs vs. Trojans

Once a year, students with the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business volunteer to come to the Combat Center and get a glimpse of the Marine Corps world April 20 to 21, 2012. By the end of the 36-hour program, they hope to take in some leadership lessons to become better business professionals. The students were invited to

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Carol Burton, Combat Center School Liaison, introduces a panel of Morongo Unified School District principals during the first Round Table event between the administrators and parents in the local area Jan. 25, 2012. - Carol Burton, Combat Center School Liaison, introduces a panel of Morongo Unified School District principals during the first Round Table event between the administrators and parents in the local area Jan. 25, 2012.

Round Table engages parents, school administrators

About 25 active duty parents met with a panel consisting of principals from across the Morongo Unified School District during a Round Table event at the community center on base Jan. 25 to discuss ways to enhance military students’ school experience and to address concerns from their parents.“The purpose was to have an open discussion between

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Energy plans help bring in a ‘green’ New Year

The Combat Center’s Public Works Division, partnered with Johnson Controls through energy-saving performance contracts, is working to bring in the New Year with many plans to improve energy efficiency on base. According to the Johnson Controls Web site, energy-saving performance contracts allow federal government agencies to make energy-efficient

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Unraveling the inner-workings of Lake Bandini

Bulldogs vs. Trojans

Round Table engages parents, school administrators

Energy plans help bring in a ‘green’ New Year

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